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Two commercial flights were subject to bomb scares during the flight, but landed without being hijacked.
Two bomb alerts affected two flights headed to Milan Malpensa in the same morning which were not diverted and landed regularly in the Milanese airport. These are Aegean Airlines flight A3552, which departed from Thessaloniki and landed at 9.33, and Ryanair FR8953, which took off from Porto and arrived at 10.22.
The Malpensa Police bomb squad intervened on site, engaged in the clearing operations of the planes and in checks on staff and passengers.

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